Projects of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar are funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Free State of Thuringia, represented by the State Chancellery of Thuringia, Department of Culture and the Arts.

Take an expedition by yourself or with your family, school class or just a group of friends – our explorer rucksacks make it possible. During the two-hour theme-based tour, the booklets present short texts that vividly describe the historical background of the various sites in town and in the parks. In your rucksack you’ll also find exciting materials, challenges and stories that can inspire your own creative ambitions.
The young Fritz von Stein takes you through the Park on the Ilm and introduces you to his favourite places. With a torch, binoculars, a poem by Goethe and various games, you will find plenty of playful activities in your rucksacks. For children ages 6 to 12.
With the aid of the explorer’s rucksack, Barbara Brück introduces you to seven special sites of the Reformation era. Not only does Barbara depict what the world looked like 450 years ago, she also introduces the most famous people of that age: the rulers of the Ernestine dynasty, the court painter Lucas Cranach, and naturally the great reformer and Bible translator Martin Luther! For children from 6-12 years.
The Bauhaus kids Felix Klee and Brigitte Marcks accompany you to all the important Bauhaus sites in Weimar. They describe what life was like at the world-famous school of design, present experiments with shapes and colours, and show them how to become designers themselves.
Garden Adventure
Together with August Goethe, you (and your accompanying adults) embark on a tour of discovery through the garden at the Goethe Gartenhaus, the so-called “Garden at the Star”. The texts in the accompanying booklet are written to be read aloud and provide topics that can be discussed at greater depth. For children ages 3 to 7.
The court gardener Armin Sckell proudly shows you around the Belvedere Castle Park. Together, you learn how the exotic plants found their way to Weimar, find out what colours are in light, and how an ice house functions without electricity. For children ages 6 to 12.